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Three women in lab coats, wearing purple gloves.

Powerhouse team of female entrepreneurs changes the future of sensor technology

Students at European Innovation Academy

Five UCalgary teams place in top 10 at international accelerator event

The Fluid Biotech Inc. team receives first place and a big cheque at the 2019 TENET i2c competition finals at INVENTURE$ 2019 on June 7, 2019. Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking photo

Fluid Biotech Inc. wins big at TENET i2c

Creative Destruction Lab Rockies helps Edmonton venture to lead in renewable energy

Groundbreaking technology converts waste carbon dioxide into high-value fuels and chemicals

Breakthrough earns UCalgary venture a place at Creative Destruction Lab Super Session

University of Calgary students Kathy Bui, left, and Erica Hughes went live with their Carefind.ca website on March 1. The service connect parents to child care providers along with a host of other family services and resources. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Winners of fast pitch competition launch website linking parents to child care

Energy venture in the 'Startup Valley of Death' sees Creative Destruction Lab Rockies as oasis

Team designs smart solution to electric vehicle maintenance: a modular battery

Dr. Pere Santamaria, centre, has discovered a way to use nanoparticles coated in proteins to treat autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. With him are Kun Shao, left, and Yang Yang.

UCalgary researcher signs deal to develop nanomedicines for treatment of Type 1 diabetes